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what is repmat() doing in the following code?

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Ba Ba Black Sheep!
Ba Ba Black Sheep! el 1 de Oct. de 2017
Respondida: Jan el 1 de Oct. de 2017
function handles = Open_Image(hObject, eventdata, handles, type, axesIm)
% if the file-name and path-name are not epty.
if not(isequal(handles.file, 0)) && not(isequal(handles.path,0))
% the current axes should be set to handles.axes
axes(handles.axes);
% Extract image and colormap from file path
[handles.img, handles.map] = imread([handles.path handles.file]);
% Viewing the image
[n,m,l] = size(handles.img);
% with bidimensional images, image does not work properly
if (l == 1)
image (repmat(uint8(handles.img),[1 1 3]));
else
image(handles.img);
end
axis equal; % sets the aspect ratio. (Show the image in its right ratio)
axis tight; % Sets the axis limits to the arrange of the data.
axis off; % Turn off all axis labeling
guidata(hObject, handles);
end

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Jan
Jan el 1 de Oct. de 2017
repmat does exactly, what is explained in the documentation. See doc repmat:
The contents of the array handles.img is repeated 3 times along the 3rd dimension. This will create an RGB image in grey color from the matrix in handles.img.

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